VSUN Energy

20/03/2026

A significant step forward for VSUN Energy and our partners.

VSUN Energy was pleased to mark the signing of a pre-bid agreement with Sumitomo Electric Industries, with Australian Vanadium Limited CEO Graham Arvidson and Sumitomo’s General Manager, Redox Flow Battery Division, Mr Kazuyuki Kamada coming together for the occasion.

The agreement brings together Sumitomo Electric’s globally proven vanadium flow battery technology with VSUN Energy’s project development capability and the broader Australian vanadium supply chain through Australian Vanadium Limited.

This collaboration strengthens VSUN Energy’s bid for the WA Government's proposed Kalgoorlie Vanadium Battery Energy Storage System and reflects a shared focus on delivering reliable, long-duration energy storage solutions at scale.

We look forward to continuing to work closely with Sumitomo Electric as the Kalgoorlie VBESS process progresses.

06/03/2026

With the rapid growth of AI infrastructure new energy challenges are coming to the fore including power volatility.

Recent reporting by the ABC News on proposed data centre developments by Cloud Carrier highlights the scale of electricity required to support the AI economy. But the deeper issue for grids isn’t just the number of megawatts required it’s how those megawatts behave.

AI workloads don’t draw power in a steady, predictable way. They surge, idle and fluctuate continuously, this creates highly volatile load profiles that can place significant stress on local grids, feeders and substations. As larger facilities come online, managing power quality, ramp rates and grid stability will become a critical challenge for energy planners and data centre operators alike.

This is where vanadium flow batteries (VFBs) present a compelling solution.

Unlike conventional lithium-ion systems, which were designed primarily for short bursts of energy, VFBs are engineered for continuous cycling and endurance, making them well suited to smoothing the volatile power profiles created by AI infrastructure.

Positioned alongside data centres, long-duration flow battery systems can effectively act as power stabilisers, absorbing volatility in real time while supporting reliable, resilient energy supply.

As the AI economy accelerates, the conversation is shifting from simply how much power we generate to how stable and flexible that power must be.

Vanadium flow batteries offer a pathway to ensure that the infrastructure powering the digital economy remains stable, safe and sustainable.

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03/02/2026

Big energy challenges need long-duration solutions and Western Australia is stepping up.

VSUN Energy, together with our parent company Australian Vanadium Limited, has submitted an Expression of Interest for the Kalgoorlie Vanadium Battery Energy Storage System (VBESS), a landmark project designed to strengthen energy resilience in the Goldfields and support WA’s clean energy future.

Our submission is built around Project Lumina, VSUN Energy’s modular, utility-scale vanadium flow battery architecture, purpose-designed for Australian conditions. Backed by local vanadium electrolyte manufacturing and a growing domestic supply chain, Lumina is engineered to deliver safe, reliable, long-duration storage at scale.

This project represents more than energy storage. It’s about:
• Reliable power for regional WA
• Local industry participation and skilled jobs
• Supporting the transition to a cleaner, more resilient energy system

We’re proud to be part of a proposal that reflects years of technical development, collaboration and commitment to Australian-made energy solutions. We look forward to the next stage of the WA Government’s assessment process.

Read more at https://app.sharelinktechnologies.com/announcement-preview/asx/5b83a8916e2fe3bc82f12ab2a4651d12

30/01/2026

Vanadium flow batteries are built for the demands of long-duration energy storage and they’re ready to play a much bigger role in Australia’s energy mix.

This video from Vanitec showcases why VFB technology stands apart: inherent safety, rapid response, deep discharge capability and an operational life measured in decades, not years. These attributes make vanadium flow batteries especially well-suited to grid, remote, and industrial applications, including hot and harsh environments.

At VSUN Energy, we’re focused on turning this proven technology into practical, Australian-ready energy storage solutions. From demonstration projects through to large-scale deployments, our work continues to show how VFBs can support reliable power, higher renewable pe*******on and resilient energy systems.

Australia is building its long-duration energy storage capability now and vanadium flow batteries are a key part of that journey.
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11/11/2025

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21/10/2025

VSUN Energy was pleased to see Australian Vanadium Limited (AVL) selected to host an international delegation of journalists to their vanadium electrolyte manufacturing plant in Perth, as part of the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) International Media Visit (IMV) 2025 program.

The delegation, featuring journalists from India, Indonesia, Germany, Austria, Vietnam, and Brazil, visited Australia to explore the nation’s climate leadership, technical innovation, and progress towards net-zero emissions.

During the visit, delegates explored how vanadium flow battery (VFB) technology supports the global clean energy transition by providing safe, sustainable, and long-duration energy storage, essential for integrating renewables like solar and wind into modern grids.

We thank DFAT for recognising this important initiative, which highlights how Australian expertise in vanadium-based energy storage is contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable world.

09/09/2025

What a thrill to welcome delegates from the AusIMM Critical Minerals Conference to our vanadium electrolyte plant in Perth.

As Australia’s first purpose-built facility dedicated to high-purity vanadium electrolyte production, the plant is a vital step in establishing a resilient domestic supply chain for Vanadium Flow Batteries (VFBs).

The visit offered delegates a close look at:
•How along with Australian Vanadium Limited we are advancing renewable energy storage through local vanadium production.
•Our quality control systems, sustainability practices and end-to-end process.
•A vanadium flow battery (VFB) in action.

The tour also created space for valuable conversations, connecting partners, stakeholders and fellow industry operators to exchange perspectives on the critical minerals sector, its challenges, and the opportunities ahead.

Collaboration and knowledge-sharing remain essential as Australia builds a strong domestic supply chain for long-duration energy storage and accelerates its clean energy transition.

08/08/2025

VSUN Energy is proud to be working with Curtin University to highlight the critical role Vanadium Flow Battery (VFB) technology and its supply chain will play in Australia’s energy transition, electrification, and decarbonisation—particularly for long duration energy storage in the energy and mining sectors.

At this week’s Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum, Australian Vanadium Limited CEO Graham Arvidson joined Curtin staff and fellow delegates for a tour of the School of Mines (WASM). As part of the visit, Graham showcased VSUN Energy’s demonstration VFB at WASM, explaining how this technology can support the electrification of mining operations and metals processing.

We’re excited to work alongside Curtin University to advance these important conversations and help pave the way more sustainable future. ⚡

06/08/2025

The Western Australian Planning Commission has approved Australian Vanadium Limited’s development application for the proposed vanadium processing facility at Tenindewa, in the Mid West region.

This is a positive step in building a fully integrated, WA-based vanadium value chain — from mining and processing to electrolyte production and battery deployment.

For VSUN Energy, having local supply supports our work in delivering vanadium flow battery (VFB) projects that offer long-duration, safe, and reliable energy storage — particularly for regional and remote applications.

We look forward to continuing our work alongside industry, government, and community to support a more resilient and sustainable energy future.

To read Australian Vanadium Limited's announcement visit https://www.australianvanadium.com.au/investor-media/announcements/